Maintenance Supervisor

• →Supervise assigned hourly maintenance team members 
• →Lead in troubleshooting plant equipment. 
• →Coordinate maintenance personnel to ensure each shift and team has adequate resources and the training necessary to perform daily job tasks 
• →Maintain adequate supply of critical spare parts in maintenance shops 
• →Purchase parts as required for specific jobs
• →Initiate outside service purchase requisitions and coordinate execution with contractors for such items as component repairs, on-site maintenance, equipment cleaning, etc. 
• →Investigate and provide specialized equipment to improve safety, quality, and reliability 
• →Update statistical boards and actively participate in daily tier meetings 
• →Serve on 6 Sigma, quality, safety, and maintenance teams as required
• →Assist in training efforts of area personnel through procedure writing/modifications, conducting sessions, bringing in outside resources, purchasing training materials and equipment, etc. 
• →Work with the EH&S Manager and maintenance leadership to investigate improvements in personal protective equipment (PPE) 
• →Identify alternate sources of material to reduce costs 
• →Ensure safety and departmental policies and procedures are followed 
• →Initiate and document the initial investigation of safety and environmental issues
• →Work with operators to identify unsafe acts and conditions
• →Establishes department goals and ensures all stated goals are met
• →Will hold direct reports accountable and responsible to comply with all safety/Lock Out/Tag Out rules and guidelines. Follow / apply corrective action policy when necessary; commend team members who are observed following safe practices 
• →Assist in planning and implementing large-scale maintenance shutdown projects
• →Utilize the Computer Maintenance Management System to ensure timely completion of preventive / predictive maintenance, follow-up work and, unscheduled maintenance
• →Strategically utilize maintenance personnel to ensure work teams are monitored to provide the most effective method to work safely and efficiently, while delivering a level of high-quality work
• →Ensure all production equipment is running at top efficiency while complying with OSHA / Nokian Tyres regulations 
• →Provide performance evaluation, training and development of all direct reports, managing issues of discipline/termination 
• →Direct and maintain 5S efforts in the maintenance department.
• →Approve time of direct reports.
• →Work closely with the maintenance planner to plan maintenance days and adjust schedules as required to satisfy Production needs.
• →Other duties as required.

• When present in designated production areas, employees are required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), which may include safety-toe shoes, safety glasses with side shields, hearing protection, and other PPE as defined by risk assessments or site policy
• Ability to move throughout office and manufacturing environments, including walking, standing, and occasionally ascending and descending stairs or work platforms
• Ability to occasionally traverse varied walking surfaces, including concrete floors, grated platforms, and industrial stairways
• Ability to sit for extended periods while working at a computer or attending meetings
• Ability to use hands and fingers for computer keyboarding, writing, handling documents, and operating standard office equipment
• Ability to occasionally lift and/or move items such as files, laptops, or materials up to 20 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodation
• Ability to inspect equipment, processes, and work areas to identify hazards, non-conformances, or deviations, and to recognize safety signals, alarms, and changing conditions in the work environment, with or without reasonable accommodation
• Ability to effectively receive, understand, and communicate work instructions, technical information, and safety-related information through appropriate means, with or without reasonable accommodation

• This position is primarily office-based within a manufacturing facility and requires routine presence in production areas
• While in production areas, employees may be exposed to noise, moving machinery, industrial vehicles (e.g., forklifts), and other typical manufacturing hazards
• Temperatures in production areas may vary seasonally and may range from approximately 65–100°F
• Raw materials used in the manufacturing process may include oils, rubber compounds, carbon black, and other industrial materials. Employees may encounter industrial odors or airborne particulates typical of a manufacturing environment

Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance day one
• 401(k) eligible after one month
• 401(k) matching 100% on first 6%
• Short-term incentive plan 
• Employee assistance program
• Employee discounts
• Life insurance
• Disability insurance
• Paid time off
• Paid parental leave
• Tuition reimbursement 
• Onsite fitness facility 
• Wellness benefits
• Career advancement opportunities